We offer services that can be provided in the comfort of your own home. These services can help you manage your health conditions, recover from illness or surgery, and maintain your independence while staying at home.

  Medical management

  Assessment and Monitoring Conducting assessments to evaluate a patient's health status, progress, and any potential complications.

  Post-Surgical Care: Assisting with recovery and rehabilitation after surgery, including wound care and pain management.

  Catheter Care: Managing and maintaining urinary catheters as needed.

  Health Education: Providing information and guidance on managing health conditions, medications, and lifestyle choices

Proper nutrition, hydration, meal preparation, and diet are essential components of senior care. It's important for healthcare professionals, caregivers, and family members to work together to ensure that older adults receive the support they need to maintain their health and well-being through appropriate dietary choices and meal management.

  Assistance with preparing meals.

  Assistance with special diet for health, religious, cultural or other reasons

  Assistance with using eating utensils and eating aids and assistance with actual feeding, if necessary

  Providing enteral feeding formula and equipment.

These services are part of a broader range of healthcare and support services that aim to target specific conditions and help you maintain your independence in your home

  Continence advisory services

  Dementia advisory services

  Other clinical services such as hearing and vision services

  Providing enteral feeding formula and equipment.

Minor home modifications refer to relatively small changes or adjustments made to a home to improve accessibility, safety, or convenience for individuals with specific needs but can significantly enhance the quality of life for residents. Examples of minor home modifications include:

  Grab Bars: Installing grab bars in bathrooms and near toilets to assist with stability and prevent falls.

  Threshold Ramps: Building or installing ramps to provide wheelchair or mobility device access to entrances.

  Wider Doorways: Widening doorways to accommodate wheelchairs or walkers

  Handrails: Adding handrails to staircases or along hallways to aid in balance and mobility.

  Non-Slip Flooring: Installing non-slip flooring in bathrooms and other areas to reduce the risk of slipping.

  Raised Toilet Seats: Placing raised toilet seats to make it easier for individuals with mobility issues to sit and stand.

  Shower Seats: Installing shower seats or benches to allow for seated bathing.

  Door Lever Handles: Replacing traditional doorknobs with lever-style handles for easier gripping and turning.

  Handheld Showerheads: Installing handheld showerheads to allow for adjustable showering positions.

These services aim to combat social isolation and enhance seniors' quality of life by promoting engagement with their communities and protecting their lifestyle, interests, and well-being.

  Arranging social activities and providing or coordinating transport to social functions, entertainment activities and other out-of-home services.

  Temporary relief for carers, allowing them to take breaks while our care workers care for their elderly loved ones.

  Assistance with using technology to interact with family and friends.